Immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally could soon have the opportunity to drive legally in Illinois. Tuesday the Illinois Senate approved legislation that would create a special category of driver's license for immigrants who can't prove legal immigration status. The measure still has to get through the House, but it has bipartisan support, including from some of Illinois' most prominent Republicans. It is not, however, unanimous and one of the opponents is surprising. Illinois Public Radio’s Brian Mackey takes a closer look at who's for and against the immigrant driver's license.